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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1944
Page
7
Learn to prepare inexpensive cuts through braising. Recipes include Swiss Steak with tomatoes and vegetables, Pork Shoulder Steaks with onions and Worcestershire, and Braised Oxtail or Neck Bones. Each method highlights slow moist heat to tenderize and flavor meat while preserving high protein and minerals.
The excerpt defines braising as dredging meat with flour salt and pepper browning then cooking with water or vegetable juices until tender. Stewing browns meat adds more water and vegetables then simmers until fully done. Roasting bakes in the oven for tender cuts. Pan-broising cooks in a skillet with minimal fat. Broiling places meat on an open rack and cooks quickly without water or fat.
Recipes for Braised Short Ribs and Braised Stuffed Breast plus Veal Steak offer browning in bacon drippings and butter, simmer times from 2 to 3 hours, and garnishes like parsley and vegetables. Reader submissions invited to Miss Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union in Chicago.
Propaganda leaflets dropped by Allied airmen on Germany no longer scatter widely. Each bundle contains an inexpensive barometrically activated gadget the size of a shoe polish can that holds sheets together until a set low height, ensuring delivery within a targeted area.
A list of concise clues and solutions including a thousand million, a moving in the wind direction, Crater Lake Oregon, Yeddo up to 1869, cement in concrete, a village of natives, a pride, and John Greenleaf Whittier.
Two Irishmen work in a stone quarry when a dynamite blast kills one man. The other must tell the widow, Mrs Flanagan, that the life insurance collector will call that day. He breaks the news with wry humor, noting the inevitable payment.
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